A man in Mississippi was convicted of five counts of video voyeurism (which state law makes a felony) and sentenced to fifteen y

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A man in Mississippi was convicted of five counts of video voyeurism (which state law makes a felony) and sentenced to fifteen y

ears in prison plus five years of probation. State police had observed him, on five separate occasions, videotaping a woman in her apartment from his car. The woman was clothed and the door of her apartment was open. He repeatedly zoomed in on her chest and crotch. The state statute for video voyeurism requires that the videotaping be committed

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Darya [45] · Answer 1 · 2022-04-18T04:10:04+03:00

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